Google has released an update for the Chrome web browser beta that gives you access to sync your tabs on multiple computers and devices. This update is for upgrading of the previous tab feature, which was introduced along with the Beta release of Chrome for Android in February. This feature offers an easy tab-based navigation, where you can access tabs that you are viewing in one device and another device for your sign-in.
With this latest beta release of Chrome you can do that well in Mac, Windows, and Linux. If you sign-in with a Google account, the tabs that you are viewing it will be easily accessible to other computers and devices on Android. Synced tabs will not overwrite the tabs you are opening today. Tabs will be placed in the Other Devices menu in the New Tab page.
History tab forward and backward navigation is also included in this update, so you can return the tab browsing on your left, if you need to replace the computer or device. With this feature works in Chrome Beta for Android, you can continue browsing on the go with your phone or tablet without having to re-remember what tab is opened earlier.
With this latest beta release of Chrome you can do that well in Mac, Windows, and Linux. If you sign-in with a Google account, the tabs that you are viewing it will be easily accessible to other computers and devices on Android. Synced tabs will not overwrite the tabs you are opening today. Tabs will be placed in the Other Devices menu in the New Tab page.
History tab forward and backward navigation is also included in this update, so you can return the tab browsing on your left, if you need to replace the computer or device. With this feature works in Chrome Beta for Android, you can continue browsing on the go with your phone or tablet without having to re-remember what tab is opened earlier.
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